Does Mason MI have curbside recycling?
Yes. Granger collects recycling every other week in the yellow-lid Curby Recycler cart. Put recyclables in loose and unsorted, never bagged. The cart takes cardboard, plastic bottles, tubs, jugs and containers, mixed paper, metal cans and aluminum, and boxboard.
What day is trash pickup in Mason MI?
Granger collects trash weekly, and each customer has a set collection day but no set time, so put the cart out the night before. Service covers one cart plus three extra bags beside it each week. When New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, or Christmas falls on a weekday, service runs one day behind for the rest of that week.
Does Mason MI pick up yard waste?
Yes, weekly from April through November. Set out up to six paper yard waste bags, small bundles, or a mix, with each bag at 30 pounds or less. Tie brush and trimmings under 4 feet long and under 2 inches thick into 12-inch bundles with string or twine. Keep animal waste, rocks, dirt, sod, and plastic out of yard waste.
How do I get rid of furniture or a large item in Mason MI?
Granger picks up one item per week that is too large for the cart, such as furniture or an appliance. Schedule it ahead with Granger's bulk request form or by calling 1-888-947-2643.
Where do I take old paint and chemicals in Mason MI?
Take them to Ingham County Household Hazardous Waste, behind the Human Services Building at 5303 S. Cedar St. in Lansing (517-887-4312), open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., May through September. It is free for Ingham County residents and takes oil-based paint, pesticides, antifreeze, fluorescent bulbs, rechargeable batteries, and sharps. Latex paint and business waste are not accepted. Pack hazardous waste in a plastic bin or cardboard box, never a garbage bag.
How much trash can I put out in Mason MI?
Keep the cart at 200 pounds or less and each bag at 30 gallons and 30 pounds or less. Bag all trash, and double bag loose waste like kitty litter, sawdust, ashes, insulation, and packing peanuts. Construction and remodeling debris is not part of residential trash service.